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Connection Issue for Intel® Wireless Series Peripherals
- Suggestions for connecting a wireless peripheral
Intel® Wireless Series Keyboard
- Using the CD Player keys with Windows* Millennium Edition
- No CD Player key functions are shown on-screen with Windows* Millennium Edition
- Slow response or no response when using the keyboard in MS-DOS* mode on a Compaq* Presario 5600
Intel® Wired Mouse
- System locks up during PS/2* installation
Connection Issue for Intel® Wireless Series Peripherals
- Suggestions for connecting a wireless peripheral
If you have difficulty connecting a wireless peripheral:
- Hold the peripheral at least 6 to 12 inches from the Base Station.
- Press and release the connect button on the bottom of the peripheral.
- Press and release the connect button on the Base Station.
To test whether the peripheral is connected, open a file or start a program and try using the peripheral.
Note: It can take up to 3 minutes to connect a wireless peripheral.
Intel® Wireless Series Keyboard
- Using the CD Player keys with Windows* Millennium Edition
In order for the CD Player keys to work on a system running Windows Millennium Edition, a multimedia application compatible with the operating system, such as Windows* Media Player, must have focus.
No CD Player key functions are shown on-screen with Windows* Millennium Edition
When using the Intel® Wireless Series Keyboard on a system running Windows Millennium Edition, the keyboard's multimedia functions are not shown on-screen. The ability to view multimedia status depends on the multimedia program, such as Windows Media Player.
Slow response or no response when using the keyboard in MS-DOS* mode on a Compaq* Presario 5600
Due to a limitation in the Compaq Presario 5600 BIOS, you may experience slow response or no response when using the Intel® Wireless Series Keyboard in MS-DOS mode. For example, when pressing and holding any key on the keyboard, you may see only one character on-screen. A BIOS upgrade from the system manufacturer may correct this problem.
Intel® Wired Mouse
- System locks up during PS/2 installation
In order to install the Intel® PS/2 mouse driver, the existing mouse driver must be stopped and the Intel® mouse driver started while Windows is running. Some systems may lock up during this change. To correct this problem, obtain a BIOS upgrade from your system's manufacturer.
If no BIOS upgrade is available, your Intel® Wired Mouse will continue to function as a basic wheel mouse, however, any special software features will be unavailable.
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